The truth is, scale is only as strong as your team and processes—not the tools you use.

Here’s what works for me:
• Plan for scale. Think about your systems and workflows. What will the app be used for? Where could it break?
• Solve real problems first. Focus on what your users actually need.
• Build a strong team. A good team will adapt and make things work, no matter the tool.

Here’s what I’ve realized: scaling isn’t about the tools or the code. It’s about the planning and execution. A no-code app will scale if you build it with the right processes and a focus on growth.

I tried to solve it by over-researching. I spent way too much time searching for the “perfect” stack or trying to future-proof every part of the app. But none of that worked because I was focusing on the wrong problem.

7. Cursor helps me cleanly apply JS changes to exported sites. No more messy manual updates

That's how I blend no-code with AI assistance. If you want me to go deeper into any of these - feel free to ask in comment.

5. APIs become human with Claude. It translates documentation into plain English and helps structure the requests
6. I can add new docs to Cursor vs outdated GPT data. Game changer for new and updated js libraries.

3. When building Webflow app Cursor walks me through setting up routes, components and deployment. Zero framework experience needed.
4. Animations - I just describe what I want and get working code. check out gfluo if you want a shortcut for GSAP.

The future is talking to AI instead of clicking buttons 🚀

You'll learn more than just building
• Basic marketing
• How to grow products
• Business stuff

Less clicking, more talking and thinking
• We're going to tell AI what we want, and it's going to build that
• Bad input = bad output, so we'll need to learn how to communicate better

One-person armies 💪
• Small teams will build big things
• Founders connect directly with solo builders

We'll all use AI tools like @lovable_dev which will lead to learning:
• How databases work - @supabase
• How to save our work - @github
• Basic code stuff (but AI does the coding!)

nope the experience was great - it was what got me started real quick and I still run my app on Svelte and will not change it for that app.

It's more about the team I work with :D

For personal projects I'll still go for svelte - but for the ones in team I have to pick react

svelte is still evolving and they changed some things in the new version. React seems much more stable + I have access to devs that already know React. In the case of issues I can get free help :D

🤖 @cursor_ai + @AnthropicAI (Claude) + @OpenAI
👥 @discord community
🪄 @lovable_dev for the new secret feature

missing anything essential? lmk